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Dragon Con: A Celebration of Inclusivity, and Community

Stephane Beatriz Giving Queer Crumbs

A Parade Of Creativity

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Stephanie Beatriz Is Giving You Queer Crumbs, and Then Some

By Chris Azzopardi Photos: Peacock

What could be gay about a vehicular combat video game that’s now a TV show, you ask? Well, here’s what: In “Twisted Metal,” the new Peacock series based on the PlayStation game involving machine guns, ballistic projectiles and a killer clown, we get openly bisexual “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” and “Encanto” actress Stephanie Beatriz, who tells me she’s always bringing her authentic self to her roles.

Beatriz’s part in “Twisted Metal” as Quiet, an instinctually driven car thief, is no exception. That clown, meanwhile, isn’t just any clown — this one, clad in a harness, calls other men “puppy.”

He’d be very at home in a gay leather bar. If you’re not already hooked by the prospect of a potentially kinky clown and Beatriz as an “absolute badass” bisexual, there is a plot too: “Twisted Metal” takes place in an apocalyptic wasteland where a milkman with amnesia, John Doe (Anthony Mackie), will die if he doesn’t deliver a mysterious package. With Quiet, the duo embarks on a sinister mission through Las Vegas.

In our recent interview, Beatriz reflected on Quiet’s sexuality, how she felt about this year’s Pride season and why she got over being pigeonholed into bisexual acting roles.

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How has your Pride season been?

This one, it’s been a hard one. It’s been weird. There’s a fear that’s kind of raging across the United States of America, and it really is — all of this is just based in fear of the unknown of change, of things that are different, of other people that you don’t know. But the fear is attached to legislation that’s moving quickly through the systems that are in place, and that’s really terrifying as a queer person. It’s really heartwrenching to read about the violence that our community is suffering through.

And at the same time, I’m still hopeful. I have to hold onto the hope.

The flag for Pride does keep shifting and changing. I think that’s great. And yet at its core, it’s just a symbolic rainbow of all these different parts of us together.

And that rainbow is such a symbol of hope to me. And I really hope that as we keep moving forward, as humanity kind of keeps moving forward, that we can keep pushing. Those of us that are in the queer community have to keep pushing because we are not seen as equal in so many places. And this is a hard one, but I also went out and bought a dress that was the bisexual flag and wore it proudly everywhere that I could, just so that people would say, “Oh, I love your dress.” And I’d say, “Thanks.

It’s the bi flag.” And that would start a conversation. So yeah, I’m proud. But

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this has been a particularly hard one. Maybe it’s time to write a children’s But it just means we have to double book, then. down. We’ve just got to double down.

Maybe. That’s a great idea, actually.

I mean, I have been reading a million I love that you wore that dress. What children’s books, and some of them are I do as a queer person is process not great. this through my work as a writer and editor for LGBTQ+ press. But as an What can you say about Quiet and actor, how do you do that? Where do what you bring to that role when it you go with the work when things are comes to authenticity? very hard as a queer person?

I can say that she is an absolute badass.

I mean, that’s such a good question She works mainly from impulse and because of my form of work. I mean, instinct. She doesn’t always think things for example, “Twisted Metal,” we shot through. That’s sometimes a good thing that last year. We shot it last summer, and a bad thing. And she’s really driven and it hasn’t been seen yet. No spoilers, by revenge. When the series begins, but I think I brought my authentic self that is her ultimate goal — to get and to that character. You can take that have revenge. I think the main stuff that however you want to take it. I think right I think you’ll see in terms of who I am now, because I’m not currently working authentically is that, as you watch the on a project this second, I’ve got to do series, I certainly played this character some sort of other creative expression. I in a way that feels like she’s open to don’t know what that is right now in this all possibilities, whether that’s in the moment, but I will say that one of the world, whether that’s learning about the things I’m doing in my own life is that I am world, whether that’s fighting for what trying to instill in my kid that this world is she needs and whether that’s about full of lots of kinds of people and that it’s her possible romantic entanglements your job as a human to foster and grow within the world. But I think we’ll have empathy for others, particularly those to sort of see how that all develops over in the queer community, particularly the the course of not only the season, but people that are more vulnerable than maybe if we get a second season. you in the world. And I don’t know if my kid’s going to grow up to be queer or not, but this Pride, this particular Pride, I bought a lot of books for my kid.

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There’s also some queerness going on with Sweet Tooth, the killer clown, and I don’t know what you can say about this, but I am picking up on some real S&M kink vibes.

Is Sweet Tooth a leather daddy? Let everyone be the judge. I’m not sure.

There might be a group of people that [he] might be doing it for. He does wear that gorgeous leather harness, also clown pants, so everyone, don’t yuck someone else’s yum, as my sister always says.

too. There’s other people too. There’s other failures of human beings. And I think in a lot of ways, these women in the series are failing at a lot of stuff.

They’re not good at a lot of stuff. They don’t know how to do a lot of stuff, but they’re fucking going to try. They’re going to try. And they learn as they go.

For Quiet in particular, the series starts out as a very precise desire for her own needs to be met, and the scope of what she needs and who she needs to help really shifts over the course of the season. And I like that. I like it so much.

I like when characters are surprised by their own journeys because it allows you as an actor to try to figure out what’s going on because that’s so human. It’s so human to be within your own sort of like, “oh my god, I’m so confused about how I handle this. What’s my next step?

How do I live?” And then also put on the mask of “everything’s fine, I can handle it.” I just love those two things happening at once.

In the beginning of the second episode, he calls another guy a “puppy.” In mainstream culture, I don’t know what puppy means, but in queer culture, I do.

I mean, I think as people we’re always kind of watching things looking for little signs because for so long we weren’t given very much at all. I was always looking for little signs. I was always, always, always looking for little signs.

And so as an actor, you better be sure I’m dropping those little signs so people How has your experience playing a bisexual character early on in your can pick up those little crumbs. career, as Rosa on “Brooklyn NineWhat did you appreciate about the Nine,” opened your eyes to what women and the way they’re portrayed representation can do and how has that influenced later career in this series?

I like that they were fully fleshed out decisions? characters. I mean, there’s nothing In terms of creative decisions, I certainly wrong with this sort of girl-next-door am open to playing people who are character, but there’s other characters queer. I want to play queer characters.

I had a conversation with a friend a

long time ago and I said, “Is coming out as bi and playing a bi character going to pigeonhole me into only playing bi characters?” And they said, “Well, so what? So what would be the harm in that?” And I said, “Well, I don’t want to just play one kind of character.” And essentially what they said to me was, “If that’s the case, then how amazing in the end when you look back at your career, because that will mean that everything that you did, you played a queer person.”

No matter what, I’m bringing elements of my queerness to [my roles]; it’s impossible not to. It’s just impossible for me to, even if I am playing a straight character, even if I am playing a straight person or a lesbian or whoever I’m playing, right? I’m bringing elements of myself to it. That’s what you do as an actor. I am, right now, in a weird waiting game while I wait for “Twisted Metal” to come out. So I haven’t really been able to actively look at and take on other stuff right now.

But you were in “In the Heights” in 2021, though, where you played a queer character. So after Rosa, it seemed clear to me that maybe you understood what was happening, what you could do, and then took roles that might have had a similar impact.

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I would hope so. I mean, I wish I was smart enough to think about it that way and also some of the stuff, sometimes it’s not my decision, right? I’m not in the place yet in my career where it is always my decision. I want to influence those decisions to be made, but I’m not in a power position quite yet. But when I am on a set and when I can try to float the idea, I do because I need to and want to.

This interview has been lightly edited and condensed for clarity.

Chris Azzopardi is the Editorial Director of Pride Source Media Group and Q Syndicate, the national LGBTQ+ wire service. He has interviewed a multitude of superstars, including Cher, Meryl Streep, Mariah Carey and Beyoncé. His work has also appeared in The New York Times, Vanity Fair, GQ and Billboard.

Reach him via Twitter @chrisazzopardi.

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The Multifaceted Significance of Dragon Con

A Celebration of Geek Culture, Inclusivity, and Community

Photos Courtesy of Dragon Con

Every year, amidst the bustling streets of Atlanta, a spectacle of epic proportions unfolds. Dragon Con, a celebration of science fiction, fantasy, and pop culture, emerges as a beacon of creativity, camaraderie, and inclusivity. Drawing enthusiasts from around the globe, the convention weaves together various strands of significance that reverberate through the heart of Atlanta, resonate within the science fiction and fantasy community, and offer a haven for the local LGBTQ+ community. forms. The convention provides a platform for fans, creators, and industry professionals to come together and celebrate their shared love for the imaginative realms that have captured hearts for generations.

Spanning across five days, Dragon Con offers a breathtaking array of events, panels, workshops, and performances. From discussions on the latest trends in speculative fiction to deep dives into iconic franchises, the convention caters to enthusiasts with diverse interests. Attendees have the opportunity to interact with their favorite authors, actors, and artists, gaining insights into their creative processes and forging connections that transcend the convention’s bounds.

Atlanta’s Thriving Cultural Nexus For Atlanta, Dragon Con is not just another convention; it’s a cultural milestone that leaves an indelible mark on the city’s identity. With its humble origins dating back to 1987, the convention has grown into a mammoth event, attracting over 80,000 attendees annually. This influx of visitors translates to a significant economic boost, infusing millions of dollars into the local economy. Hotels, restaurants, and various local businesses reap the benefits of this influx, with the city bustling with excitement during the convention’s duration.

One of the convention’s most notable impacts on Atlanta is its ability to showcase the city’s vibrant spirit and warm hospitality. The streets come alive with costumed enthusiasts, creating an unparalleled atmosphere that radiates throughout the convention’s host hotels and the surrounding areas. Atlanta becomes a temporary home for attendees who share a common passion, and this sense of unity is a testament to the power of fandom and the unique significance of Dragon Con. A Haven for the Science Fiction & Fantasy Community The heart of Dragon Con lies in its dedication to science fiction, fantasy, and pop culture in all their myriad

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Some of the convention’s biggest events have become legendary within the community. The awe-inspiring parade, which winds its way through the streets of downtown Atlanta, showcases an astonishing array of costumes and floats, drawing both participants and spectators into the magical realm of geek culture.

The Masquerade Ball is another highlight, a visual extravaganza where costume craftsmanship and creativity are celebrated with fervor.

Inclusivity and Empowerment for the LGBTQ+ Community Beyond its celebration of fantasy and fiction, Dragon Con has emerged as a haven for the LGBTQ+ community, fostering a sense of belonging and empowerment. The convention stands as a beacon of inclusivity, welcoming attendees of all backgrounds and orientations with open arms.

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Ball, Dragon Con is not just a convention—it’s a cultural phenomenon that shapes the identity of Atlanta and enriches the lives of its attendees.

One of the ways Dragon Con demonstrates its commitment to inclusivity is through its LGBTQ+ programming track. The “Queer Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Gaming” track provides a safe space for LGBTQ+ fans to engage in discussions, panels, and events that explore the intersection of their identities with their favorite genres. This track also serves as a platform for LGBTQ+ creators, allowing them to share their stories and perspectives with a diverse audience.

The annual Dragon Con Charity Auction is another testament to the convention’s dedication to creating a positive impact. In recent years, the auction has supported organizations like the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, demonstrating the convention’s commitment to social justice and equality.

A Universe of Significance In the heart of Atlanta, Dragon Con brings together an astonishing variety of significance. It revitalizes the city’s economy, transforms it into a playground for geeks and enthusiasts, and offers a space where diversity is celebrated and inclusivity is paramount.

With its remarkable attendance numbers and signature events like the parade and the Masquerade

Furthermore, Dragon Con’s dedication to fostering an inclusive environment for the LGBTQ+ community exemplifies the convention’s commitment to creating a space where all individuals can be their authentic selves. The convention’s embrace of diversity serves as a powerful reminder that within the realms of science fiction, fantasy, and pop culture, there’s room for everyone.

As each year unfolds, Dragon Con continues to evolve, reflecting the ever-changing landscape of geek culture and the world at large. Its significance, however, remains constant: a celebration of imagination, a testament to the power of community, and a testament to the transformative potential of a shared passion.

Join the Ultimate Pop Culture Celebration!

Explore a captivating world of creativity and imagination at Dragon Con 2023! Delve into an exhilarating lineup of events, contests, and workshops that promise an unforgettable experience for all attendees. From riveting panels with industry icons to thrilling cosplay competitions, and hands-on workshops covering diverse interests, Dragon Con offers a kaleidoscope of activities that cater to every passion and curiosity. Stay on track with the full event schedule and times at facebook.com/DragonConOfficial as they will be updated continuously.

Events Wrestling When: Thursday Where: Hyatt Centennial Ballroom II-III Dragon Con’s Pin-Ups by the Pool Party When: Friday, September 1 Where: Courtland Grand Hotel Pool and Courtyard

Dragon Con Night at the Aquarium It’s baaaccccck! Channel your inner fantasy and join us for the return of Dragon Con Night at Georgia Aquarium.

When: Saturday, September 2, 7-11 pm Where: Georgia Aquarium

Georgia Philharmonic Orchestra Presents When: Saturday, September 2 Where: Hyatt Regency Centennial Ballroom Live Performances & DJs When: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Where: Check facebook.com/DragonConOfficial for times and locations Dragon Con Burlesque: A Glamour Geek Revue When: Sunday Where: Courtland Grand Hotel, Grand Ballroom

Contests Friday Night Costuming Contest Where: Marriott Atrium Ballroom When: Friday, 8:30pm

Animation/Anime Costuming Contest The Anime and Animation tracks join forces to bring you another fantastic craftsmanship contest, open to competitors of all experience levels.

Where: Hilton Grand Salon When: Saturday, 4:00pm

Masquerade Costume Contest Where: Hyatt Regency, Centennial Ballroom When: Sunday, 8:30pm

Workshops Creature Suit Workshop with Russ Adams When: Friday, September 1, 4pm – 5:30pm Where: Hilton, room 315 Swordplay and Stage Combat with Robert Chapin When: Friday, September 1, 1-3 pm Where: Hyatt Regency V

This is only a selection of events at Dragon Con – stay up to date with the latest events at facebook.com/DragonConOfficial.

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A Culmination of Creativity Photos courtesy of Dragon Con

The Dragon Con Parade stands as one of the most iconic and eagerly anticipated events of the entire convention. It’s a vibrant and visually spectacular showcase of creativity, fandom, and community spirit. With its colorful array of costumes, impressive floats, and enthusiastic participants, the parade transforms the streets of downtown Atlanta into a magical realm of fantasy and imagination.

For many attendees, the Dragon Con Parade represents the culmination of months of preparation and dedication. The opportunity to showcase their costumes on such a grand stage is a source of pride and accomplishment, allowing them to share their passion for their favorite characters and franchises with a massive audience. The parade embodies the spirit of inclusivity and positivity that Dragon Con champions. Participants and spectators from all walks of life come together to celebrate their shared love for fantasy, science fiction, and pop culture. The enthusiasm and acceptance in the air create an environment where everyone is encouraged to be themselves and express their unique interests without judgment.

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